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“CBP appreciates the efforts of concerned citizens as they act as our eyes and ears. Securing our nation’s borders can be dangerous. Interdicting narcotics and deterring and apprehending individuals illegally entering the U.S. requires highly trained law enforcement personnel,” the statement said.

According to the Patriots Information Hotline, there are 4 credible militia operations on the ground currently in Texas.

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If the CBP was actually doing a good job, there would be no need to have a discussion on this, would we???

And what constitutes a “credible” militia operation??? By whose standards, and knowledge of such activities???

I see a ton of CYA, and “How dare YOU question our authority!!!” BS in this whole debacle...

Just my opinion...

/soapbox


2 posted on 07/11/2014 4:23:56 AM PDT by stevie_d_64 (I will settle for a "perfectly good, gently used" kidney...Apply within...)
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This is crazy these people should march to the White House. Obama needs to be impeached and removed. How can one demon do all this damage and still not get dragged out of our White House.
3 posted on 07/11/2014 4:34:25 AM PDT by angcat
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I imagine Texas to be a community state strong enough to go through the militia motions, but it's Arizona (IMO) that needs the border help and Arizona is a state the fed has been trying to shut down since it was announced that people should not vacation there.

Anything that comes out of Arizona is that crazy sheriff and the nut ball Republican governor.

4 posted on 07/11/2014 4:35:03 AM PDT by knarf (I say things that are true .. I have no proof .. but they're true.)
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